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Which Is the Greatest/Most Influential Film?

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delgadosaur		#21	[-]
Feb 12 10 2:56 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Dracula. Frankenstein is better as a film, but Dracula is more influential, IMO.
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HAUNTEDOSPITAL		#22	[-]
Feb 14 10 7:00 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I just remember Frankenstein throughout my life more then Dracula, but Dracula is close behind ........ I rather stay here...With all the madmen...Then perish with the sadmen roaming free.....
flashback		#23	[-]
Jul 25 12 3:27 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	i have to say both are equally influencial.i am thinking of the big picture. from their debut to now.
bela lugosi		#24	[-]
Sep 8 12 9:52 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	bromstaker wrote: Tough choice, but I went with Dracula for the following reasons: a.) It was the first horror film of the sound era. b.) It introduced most of the gothic elements that would quickly become staples. c.) It's horror was supernatural. d.) Lugosi's look and voice as the title character became the iconic image of the Count, and still exerts a strong influence even today. e.) It's success led to Universal deciding to make another gothic tale, Frankenstein. Dracula is ground zero for the classic horror films of the 30's. A Good Comment is Worth Repeating! Can't add anything more. Excellent and I agree on all counts.

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